Redhat - How to set the automatic policy - change password upon first log in
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Redhat - How to set the automatic policy - change password upon first log in
Hello All,
I am new to Linux. I am trying to figure out on how to set a policy that forces the users to change their passwords upon first log in.
I know that we can do it by using "chage command". But is there a way that we can make this default so that we don't need to use "chage command" every time we create an user.
Yeah, Writing a script that do all things together would be a best option. I though like there might be a variable that we can set in some config file that triggers the password change on first login. I will make it in script.
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